College Study Abroad Blog

By Professor Hernán Ronsino The urban chronicles that are presented below were written in the History and Literature course coordinated by Professor Hernán Ronsino, in the Liberal Arts program of...keep reading

By Professor Hernán Ronsino The urban chronicles that are presented below were written in the History and Literature course coordinated by Professor Hernán Ronsino, in the Liberal Arts program of...keep reading

Living in Korea is an adjustment in general, but living in Korea with diabetes can be extremely hard. With noodle dishes and rice in basically every meal, it seems like...keep reading

On our final excursion of the program, we got a full tour of the Rio Grande chocolate farm. Rio Grande is a small town in the mountains that uses sustainable...keep reading

Last Friday, I headed to PUCV’s Casa Central, a leisurely 10-minute walk from my house in Cerro Barón, after the usual hearty breakfast prepared for me by my lovely host...keep reading

By Liberal Arts Student, Luke Green On Wednesday, the Green Business class for Liberal Arts Program went on a visit to a dairy factory owned by La Serenisima in the...keep reading

All my life I’ve dreamt of going to Europe. This study abroad experience is my first time away from home for so long, as well as my first time on...keep reading

CIEE gives students so many opportunities and extracurricular activities to participate in. There are so many fun things to sign up for and to participate in. However, CIEE has also...keep reading

“When mango is available, lemon is cancelled.” –Bhavani I met plenty of awesome and amazing people this semester, but one of the most wonderful and kindhearted people I’ve known in...keep reading

When you are a Global Intern in Sydney, the possibilities are endless. With the sun shining, people smiling, mind-bending architecture, and asian-themed cuisine, there is so much to see -...keep reading